Charles Chaplin's A Woman of Paris was a very conscious departure for the writer/director/comic. Chaplin had just begun making features,...
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The Great Dictator
Charles Chaplin resisted the coming of sound more successfully than any other filmmaker of the silent era, making a pair of mostly silent ma...
The Circus
Charles Chaplin's fourth feature, The Circus is also one of his funniest and liveliest, a dazzling comic showcase for the tramp's an...
The Kid
Charlie Chaplin's first feature film, The Kid, opens with what might well be a statement of purpose for the master silent comic as he em...
Modern Times
Modern Times was the last of Charles Chaplin's "silent" movies, made after the silent era was over for everyone else, with pre...
City Lights
City Lights was an anachronism when it first appeared, a new silent production from Charles Chaplin, one of the masters of silent comedy, at...
The Gold Rush
There's a reason Charles Chaplin's The Gold Rush is still such an enduring comedic masterwork, almost 90 years after it was made. It...